Force Patient

Force Therapeutics

About this app

Force Patient is prescribed to patients of Force-enabled healthcare organizations, allowing patients to watch educational videos assigned by their surgeons, keep track of prescribed tasks through a daily To Do List, and communicate with their Care Teams via messages. Data points from the patient are sent directly to the Care Team, giving them a better understanding of patients' progress, allowing them to provide better, more specialized care.

Force-enabled patients should have received a welcome email and can use the login credentials from the web version of Force to log into this app.

Force Patient is free for patients who have been prescribed Force at a Force-enabled organization.

Requires a patient Force account.

Ratings and reviews

The app works as expected, except here recently, the exercise log crashes the app. The last updates have broken the app. I have multiple Android devices and all act the same. I can open a browser and go to the exercise log via the browser and it displays the info fine. The app used to display the exercise log correctly, but not now. I have uninstalled on each device, reinstalled, but still does not work. Please fix this issue. You can't change the notification settings even though they say you c

Could be so much better. Navigation is really cumbersome. Instead of being able to input info directly from the screen where the information is requested, it takes multiple clicks to get where you need to go. The exercise log is so time consuming to use that I gave up after just a few days. Some post-op exercises are questionable! 7 days post-op hip replacement, 2 of the exercises require getting down on the floor. 🤔 Obviously the developers have never tried using the app or they would fix it.

I like the concept. The app isn't really intuitive. Recommended activities don't allow you to record what you've done, you have to go to exercise log to record. Additional activities only gives specific options, you can't add options or input activities and if you dont make up a relative distance you cant enter the logs. I work with tech, and find it hard to use. I'm using it as recommended by doctor for joint replacement. I can't imagine the non-tech savy have an easy time with it.